Recent content by RobinHartley

Well I've had my first 1500 miles on mine now and honestly haven't noticed the clutch being heavy since the test ride. I have bar risers now and no more comfort issues

I have the same bars and quite fancy the idea of them being on show so I might do something very similar

I like the look of that! Any experience of them being affected by heavy rain pointed that way?

If by any chance you left a day shift and saw a silver S10 parked near your blue one, that was me. Lets start an NHS riders group down here shall we?

I noticed today how awful the oem horn is. I've had a look and the horn I want is the dual tone PIAA 330/400hz horn. Now I'm hoping I can simply connect it to where I will remove the oem one, without the need for further relay or replacement wiring. Has anyone fitted a dual tone horn with or...

nice, I was really pleased these were fitted to the bike I bought already. I'd resent paying full whack for them new, as most touring bikes already have this part of the fairing covered

some generic cheap ones I already had lying around. I figure such solid simple things may as well be had cheaply, there isn't a lot that can fail really

Last night I added bar risers (and discovered the lower bolts on the bar clamps to be fingertight only...) and adjused seat to high setting. Also fitted a ram mount and phone holder. Givi top box plate tonight and hopefully some led aux lights and heated grips in the next couple of days...

cool, how and where did you mount them? thanks

Hi all, I'm just trying to sort some aux lights to fit on the bars. Seems everyone has them so someone must have a good answer. While looking I keep finding ones from denali and givi that cost £200+ and identical looking ones from china that cost between £10 and £40. So I'm not going to spend...

I'm after an adapter to fit a monokey plate. I have the monokey plate I just need the adapter thingy. Givi supply it with a plate and I'm not sure if they will sell it on its own. In the UK. Anybody? Cheers

excellent stuff, love to hear about it beirng used to haul feed and all sorts. I imagined most folk on forums wouldn't like to hear about the things I've transported on my tdm. van batteries, sacks of feed, loads of groceries, even runs of trash to the tip. left it dirty for months with only...

So any day now I'll get my XT delivered and hopefully be selling my tdm900 to a colleague. The Tenere will make the tdm redundant despite it having served me so incredibly well. Everything negative I read about the Tenere is stuff I can easily dismiss from getting to know the tdm. A detuned big...

30240 . doesn't seem like much to me from what I hear

I'm sure I'll get used to it just fine. I had just ridden 120 miles in high winds to test ride her so was tired anyway.